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Boathouse Bungalow in Seattle, Washington State by Best Practice Architecture

Wednesday, June 22nd, 2022

Article source: Best Practice Architecture

July 2021 – A young family was searching for a home in their favorite Seattle neighborhood when they stumbled upon a quaint bungalow with a unique history: an original houseboat that had been relocated to land during the early 20th century. Nestled in Seattle’s Madison Park neighborhood one block from Lake Washington, the quaint Boathouse Bungalow checked every box for homeowners Justin and Dean in their pursuit of the perfect place to raise their daughter.

Image Courtesy © Rafael Soldi

  • Architects: Best Practice Architecture
  • Project: Boathouse Bungalow
  • Location: Seattle, Washington State
  • Photography: Rafael Soldi
  • Client/owner: Armintrout

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St. Lawrence Barge Yacht, Float 52’ in Thousand Islands, New York by Taylored Architecture PLLC

Monday, September 28th, 2020

Article source: Taylored Architecture PLLC

Float 52’, Mr. Rossmassler and Ms. Purcell’s prototype and personal Barge Yacht, a two-story home with a third-story roof deck, is part beach club and part loft space. The minimalist design features an open plan layout on the first and second decks with flexible furnishings allowing for a variety of configurations and uses. The first deck offers a galley style kitchen designed with ombré kitchen cabinetry and a recessing bar/kitchen window for indoor/outdoor entertaining. A retractable full wall-width glass garage door flanks the open living area. A 12×12 foot hydraulic aft ramp on this deck is ideal for launching small watercraft, lounging, and landing to shore. The first deck also includes a full bath with a composting toilet.

Image Courtesy © Joseph T. Meirose IV

  • Architects: Taylored Architecture PLLC
  • Project: St. Lawrence Barge Yacht, Float 52’
  • Location: Thousand Islands, New York
  • Photography: Joseph T. Meirose IV
  • Designer/Architect: Rich Rossmassler & Julia Purcell, Owners, St. Lawrence Barge Yachts, Jonathan Taylor, Principal, Taylored Architecture
  • Owner: Rich Rossmassler & Julia Purcell
  • Length:
    • Length Overall: 70 Feet (21.336 Meters)
    • Length at Water Line: 52 Feet (15.8496 Meters)
  • Width:
    • Beam (Width): 24 Feet (7.3152 Meters)

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Harlem Boathouse in New York by Foster + Partners

Friday, July 5th, 2019

Article source: Foster + Partners 

Row New York has announced the designs for its new boathouse, located in Sherman Creek Park on the Harlem River in New York City. Founded on the belief that the skills learned in rowing are essential to the development of well-rounded individuals, Row New York offers a competitive rowing and academic success program to students from underserved communities throughout New York City. Located on the banks of the Harlem River, the proposed boathouse seeks to expand Row New York’s free and low-cost programs that teach young people in under-resourced communities the sport of competitive rowing, while also assisting them with their education to prepare them for higher education and a path to college. Through the discipline and rigor of sport, the project seeks to transform the lives of people in the local community, giving young people a sense of self-confidence and purpose, inspiring them to achieve their full potential. The expansion will enable Row New York to substantially increase its reach, accommodating up to five times as many students, including those with physical and cognitive disabilities and bringing all its activities under one roof for the first time.

Image Courtesy © Foster + Partners

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Friendship Boat in Antwerp, Belgium by Lucas Freire Architecture

Thursday, June 27th, 2019

Article source: Lucas Freire Architecture

The Friendship Boat is now an office for a remarkable advertising agency. A rebirth project of the infamous Badboot (a ferry boat that partially sank).

The place brings visiting and working to a whole new level of collaboration, immersed in vegetation and fresh playful colours which stimulates creativity and thinking out-of-the-box.

Water

Why would you dream to work at an exclusive location overlooking the water when you can be on the water itself?

When clients come come to the boat you give them a whole new experience: coming on board for a meeting!

Working island, Image Courtesy © Lucas Freire Architecture

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Muskoka Boathouse in Ontario, Canada by Akb Architects

Monday, April 8th, 2019

Article source: Akb Architects

Inspired by the simple and prevalent image of wood docks found along the edges of the Muskoka lakes, the boathouse was conceived as a series of planar elements that slide past one another. The slippage of planes echoing the movement of water as it shifts course.

Image Courtesy © Shai Gil

  • Architects: Akb Architects
  • Project: Muskoka Boathouse
  • Location: Ontario, Canada
  • Photography: Shai Gil
  • Principal Architects: Kelly Buffey, Robert Kastelic

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The Boathouse in Lake of the Woods, Canada by Cibinel Architecture

Wednesday, September 20th, 2017

Article source: Cibinel Architecture

Nestled within a rocky shoreline, The Boathouse is designed for day and night time lounging and entertainment. It is situated at the edge of a densely forested north facing slope with dramatic cliff faces. In addition to needing boat parking and year-round storage, the client wanted a space that captured a full day’s sunlight as well as the northeastern views over the water.

Image Courtesy © Cibinel Architecture

  • Architects: Cibinel Architecture
  • Project: The Boathouse
  • Location: Lake of the Woods, Canada
  • Software used: sketch up, Vectorworks
  • Engineer: Hanuschak Consulting Inc.
  • Contractor: The Custom Woodworking Co.
  • New Construction: 2,500 sq. ft.
  • Completed: 2016

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Amandira Yacht in Moyo, Indonesia by Deirdre Renniers Interior Design

Tuesday, June 21st, 2016

Article source: Deirdre Renniers Interior Design

Interior design of the custom-built, 52-metre, two-masted Phinisi sailing vessel for charter as part of the Amanwana Resort on the island of Moyo.

Amandira is a luxury sailing and diving vessel with a crew of 14 to ensure world-class service. Amandira’s principal lounge is the foredeck, where guests can relax on sun loungers, dine and enjoy a drink at sunset. There is an elegant indoor lounge and dining area. There are 5 guest cabins. Three cabins are fitted with a king-size bed and two cabins have double bunk beds Each double cabin features a living area with a daybed and dining area, as well as a spacious bathroom with shower and twin vanities.

The design combines the allure of a traditional Indonesian sailing vessel with the comfort of modern amenities in keeping with the Aman luxury brand.

Image Courtesy © Deirdre Renniers Interior Design

Image Courtesy © Deirdre Renniers Interior Design

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Floating Homes in Lausitz, Germany by Studio Becher

Tuesday, May 24th, 2016

Article source: Studio Becher

This project was originally designed for the Lausitzer Seenland, a vast brown coal mining area in East Germany which was abandoned after the reunifi cation of Germany and is now being flooded. Within the next few years the area will become the largest cluster of lakes in Europe, comprising of ten large lakes connected by canals.

Image Courtesy © Studio Becher

Image Courtesy © Studio Becher

  • Architects: Studio Becher
  • Project: Floating Homes
  • Location: Lausitz, Germany

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CHK | Central Boathouse in Oklahoma by Elliott + Associates Architects

Friday, May 6th, 2016

Article source: Elliott + Associates Architects

The connection of rowing, art and music contains surprising similarities such as rhythm, flow, and movement.  The goal was to create an architectural spirit that embodies the similarities shared by these three disciplines.  We hope you see the abstract connections in the architectural form and light.  Some connections are quiet and some connections are boldImagine a song inspired by rowing.  It would be a composition cooler than the far side of the pillow.

The river side building prow is marked by gold LED lights emphasizing form inspired by a rowing shell.  The concrete platform is within 10’ of the river’s edge, Image Courtesy © Gray City Studios (Scott McDonald)

The river side building prow is marked by gold LED lights emphasizing form inspired by a rowing shell. The concrete platform is within 10’ of the river’s edge, Image Courtesy © Gray City Studios (Scott McDonald)

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Moonboot Utrecht in Netherlands by BYTR architecten

Saturday, November 14th, 2015

Article source: BYTR architecten 

The charming 100 year old ship has become too small for the owners. In the new design for the boat, we went looking for the qualities which make it special to live on the water and to face  ‘the Rijksmunt museum’.

Image Courtesy © StijnStijl + Liesbeth Sluiter

Image Courtesy © StijnStijl + Liesbeth Sluiter

  • Architects: BYTR architecten 
  • Project: Moonboot Utrecht
  • Location: Leidsekade, Utrecht, Netherlands
  • Photography: StijnStijl, Liesbeth Sluiter, Richel Lubbers
  • Client: Private
  • Project team: Richel Lubbers, Eliot Meyer, Koen Pörtzgen
  • Design: 2011
  • Programme: Houseboat 110 m2
  • Realisation: September 2012
  • Entrepriser: Arkenbouw Post, Markenesse (more…)



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